
The Way of the Influencer
Some have called me a non-conformist. From my earliest days, I’ve marched to a different beat! At the young age of 19, I packed my bags and moved from Milwaukee Wisconsin to Taipei Taiwan on a 5 year journey in search of Chinese masters willing to teach me the true secrets behind Chinese cuisine. During my time there, I learned the importance of staying true to my own path. I have lived boldly in some extreme situations, which has assisted me in understanding business, people, and success. I learned to step into the role of primary caregiver to three incredible kids. Additionally, while helping my wife build her successful business, I was building and scaling different businesses of my own. Many of my experiences were filled with great learning moments. As a passionate storyteller, I’m all too happy to share snippets of my personal and professional journeys especially learning to optimize Eastern & Western philosophies and practices for better living. I hope you enjoy this channel.
The Way of the Influencer
The Math Equation To Achieve Financial Goals
There’s a new conversation happening out there in the business world and lucky for you, you're listening to a great small business podcasts that is going teach you about what’s required to achieve small business success in the 21st century!
This is such a big topic that there’s even a book series designed to guide the conversation and help small business owners excel with new practical and tactical strategies and techniques!
Here’s the name of the book every small business owners should read:
Brilliant Breakthroughs for the Small Business Owner: (Fresh Perspectives on Profitability, People, Productivity, & Finding Peace in Your Business)
In this episode Mike Raber and Maggie Mongan discuss the dangers of not paying attention to your true hourly wage. Are you charging enough to reach you financial goals? We explore the most basic income equation. Total income goal for the year, $100,000 divvied by the number of hours worked 50 hours per week x 46 weeks equals 2300 hours worked should equal 43.50 per hour. (43.50 x 2300 = 100,050) for the year should equal annual income goal. Mike also discusses the importance of building enterprise value into your business
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